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Jul 1, 2001 · With perception, wit, and wisdom, Up in the Air combines brilliant social observation with an acute sense of the psychic costs of our rootless existence, and confirms Walter Kirn as one of the most savvy chroniclers of American life.
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Sep 24, 2002 · With perception, wit, and wisdom, Up in the Air combines brilliant social observation with an acute sense of the psychic costs of our rootless existence, and confirms Walter Kirn as one of the most savvy chroniclers of American life.
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Up in the Air is a tale for troubled times (The Times) 'Kirn is such a sharp writer he gives your brain paper cuts . . . This is a book that will endure' ( Christopher Buckley, The New York Times Book Review ) 'Up in the Air deliciously lambastes corporate America.
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Editorial Reviews. Hating the job that requires him to fire people on behalf of his clients, Ryan nevertheless enjoys his work's frequent air travel and anonymous hotel living and anticipates quitting when he approaches 1 million frequent flyer miles, a goal that deteriorates in the face of unexpected challenges. Simultaneous. Movie tie-in.
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Up in the Air transforms some painful subjects into smart, sly comedy--with just enough of the pain underneath to give it some weight. Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) spends most of his...
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Jan 1, 2002 · With perception, wit, and wisdom, Up in the Air combines brilliant social observation with an acute sense of the psychic costs of our rootless existence, and confirms Walter Kirn as one of the most savvy chroniclers of American life.
